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This Week’s To Do List
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23
Athens, Georgia
Screening: Rope (Alfred Hitchcock, 1948)
Georgia Museum of Art / 7 pm
Atlanta, Georgia
*Opening: The Life and Death of Charles Williams, curated by Phillip March Jones
*Opening: Dana Haugaard: Way Way Back: Gothenburg, NE 1987
*Opening: Hannah Tarr: Correspondence
*Opening: Sarah Nathaniel and Jordan Stubbs: AROUND A VOID, curated by MINT
Atlanta Contemporary / 7 – 9 pm
Knoxville, Tennessee
Ewing Gallery of Art + Architecture at UTK / 7:30 – 8:30 pm
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24
New Orleans, Louisiana
*First Day: Torkwase Dyson: Black Compositional Thought: 15 Paintings for the Plantationocene
New Orleans Museum of Art / 10 am – 6 pm
Asheville, North Carolina
*Opening: Question Everything!: The Women of Black Mountain College
Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center / 5:30 – 8 pm
*Opening: Redirect, presented by Tiger Strikes Asteroid Greenville
RAMP Gallery / 6 – 8 pm
Athens, Georgia
Dodd Galleries at the University of Georgia / 6 – 8 pm
Lexington, Kentucky
Opening: Body Language: Hunter Stamps and Mike Goodlett
Opening: Susan E. King: Redressing the Sixties
UK Art Museum / 7 – 8:30 pm
SATURDAY, JANUARY 25
Atlanta, Georgia
Reading: Jericho Brown, presented by the Georgia Poetry Society
Georgia Center for the Book / 11 am
*Talk: Dr. Farah Jasmine Griffin: “Romare Bearden: Mobility, Movement, and Migration” (SOLD OUT)
High Museum of Art, Atlanta / 2 pm
*Opening: Zipporah Camille Thompson: Looming Chaos
Zuckerman Museum of Art / 4 – 6 pm
Opening: Jane Eyre and Emancipation: twelve responses
Poem 88 / 5 pm
Opening: Raine Bledsoe: Shifting Tides
Opening: Karen Schwartz: Let’s Face It
Hathaway Gallery / 6 pm
Nashville, Tennessee
*Brunch and Discussion: Collecting Contemporary Art ($20)
Channel to Channel / 11 am
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Performance: Interstitial 2: A second dance between exhibitions
Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art / 3 – 4 pm
SUNDAY, JANUARY 26
Atlanta, Georgia
Atlanta Contemporary / 12 noon
Ongoing
GEORGIA
Atlanta
Museum of Design Atlanta / through February 2
*Ervin A. Johnson: #In Honor: Monoliths
Arnika Dawkins Gallery / through February 7
*Virgil Abloh: Figures of Speech / through March 8
High Museum of Art
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center / through March 8
Masud Olufani: Translocation & Transfiguration
Hammonds House Museum / throug March 22
*Derrick Adams: Patrick Kelly, The Journey
SCAD FASH / through July 19
Athens
Willson Sculpture Garden at the Georgia Museum of Art / through March 7
Cartersville
Plein Air Painters of the Southeast
The Booth Museum / through March 8
Columbus
*Saya Woolfalk: Augmented Visionary Reality Outpost
The Columbus Museum / through February 2
Corn Center for the Visual Arts / through February 22
Demorest
Cheryl Goldsleger: Limits~Illusions
Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art at Piedmont College / through Feb. 7
Marietta
Chad Cole: Travels and Transitions
Marietta Cobb Museum of Art / through March 22
Savannah
Summon the Sea!: Contemporary Artists and Moby Dick
Telfair Museums Jepson Center / through February 16
Laney Contemporary / through March 21
ALABAMA
Birmingham
Ground Floor Contemporary / through January 26
Birmingham Museum of Art / through February 16
Sleeper in Metropolis, Acht Künstler aus Berlin
Maus Contemporary / through March 16
Dothan, AL
Jenny Fine and Beverly West Leach
Wiregrass Museum of Art / through February 22
Mobile
Alabama Contemporary Art Center / through March 29
ARKANSAS
Bentonville, AR
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art / through March 10
KENTUCKY
Lexington
UK Art Museum / through February 9
21c Hotel Lexington / through January 2020
LOUISIANA
New Orleans
Inventing Acadia: Painting and Place in Louisiana / through January 26
Tina Freeman: Lamentations / through March 8
An Ideal Unity: The Bauhaus & Beyond / through March 15
New Orleans Museum of Art
*Akosua Adoma Owusu: Welcome to the Jungle / through February 2
New Orleans Airlift: From New Water Music / through February 2
*Mickalene Thomas: Femmes Noires / through June 14
*Material Life x Femmes Noires: Femmes Féroces / through June 14
*Meg Turner: Here and Now / through April 12
Contemporary Arts Center New Orleans
Brandon “Bmike” Odums: NOT SUPPOSED 2-BE HERE
Newcomb Art Museum / through May 23
Baton Rouge
LSU Museum of Art / through February 9
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson
The Prize: Seven Decades of Lyrical Response to the Call for Civil Rights / through February 9
*Nick Cave: Feat. / through February 16
Mississippi Museum of Art
NORTH CAROLINA
Asheville
*Appalachia Now! / through February 3
Points of View / through March 2
Asheville Art Museum
Revolve / through February 16
Chapel Hill
Intergalactic Soul: Project LHAXX
Ackland Art Museum at UNC Chapel Hill / through June 28
Raleigh
¡Viva Viclas!: The Art of the Lowrider Motorcycle
CAM Raleigh / through February 9
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston
*Coulter Fussell: The Raw Materials of Escape
Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art / through February 29
TENNESSEE
Knoxville, TN
Ewing Gallery of Art + Architecture / through February 16
Nashville
Huy Nguyen and Abbey Skojec: Dark Matter
Watkins College of Art / through January 31
David Lusk Gallery / through February 15
The Browsing Room at Downtown Presbyterian Church / through February 21
*Visionary Aponte: Art and Black Freedom
Vanderbilt Fine Arts / through March 8
The Nashville Flood: Ten Years Later
Frist Art Museum / through May 17
Memphis
Tad Lauritzen Wright: Between a Thought and a Thing
David Lusk Gallery / through February 8
*Corinne Jones: Allegory of the Unnamed Cave
TOPS Gallery / through March 7
VIRGINIA
Norfolk
*Keris Salmon: The Architecture of Slavery
Chrysler Museum of Art / March 1
Roanoke
Pop Power from Warhol to Koons
Taubman Museum of Art / through March 8
Richmond
Edward Hooper and the American Hotel
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts / through February 23
*Provocations: Guadalupe Maravilla
Institute for Contemporary Art at VCU / through July 1
